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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-08
S,TATE OF VERMONT, Westminster $

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- In Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the estate of S1EI.-
La y. HOWARD of Jamaica in said District
minor
You are hereby notified that FLORA HOW
ARD, guardian for said Stella, has made applica-
ton to this court for license to sell the real estate
of her said ward as being conducive to the inter
est Of said ward, and the same is referred for
hearing and decision to special tssiun OF this
court TO he held at the Probate Office in Bellows
Falls on the 10Th day of July 1881 when and
where you may be heard in the premises, il you
cause. 81 CHAS b. EDDY, Register
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
u ESTATE OF POLLY ALLEN.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Marlboro
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the es-
tate Of POLLY ALLEN, late of Brattlehoru
in said district deceased and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose aforesaid, ut the Office Of
William $. Newton In BrattehOrp on the second
Monday Of October next, from O'Clock q. NJ.
until four O'Clock =. NJ, ON said day, and
that six months from the 2Sth day of April \. D..
1857, is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims tn MS for exam
nation and allowance.
Dated at Brattleboro this 18th day Of June, AID
1887.
WI;L I;AiTi s III BSEwroN' Commissioners.
r. T.. GoRpuN, Admir-. 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-08
A. e. THURRER.
Articles of Association


STATE OF VERMONT
OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE
thereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy of the Articles Of Association OF The Thorn
Hop aud Burdock Tonic Company, as appears by
the files and records of this office.
In witness whereof hereunto set my
hand and afiiN the seal of this office, at
SEAL. Montpelier, this 25th day of June, one
I J thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven. CHARLES W, PORTER,
70 Secretary of state.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-07-08

MenImin.ter Mel.

The postmaster general has appointed q.
r. Brown postmaster at this place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

lie "a Ia per coat. When the principle
Is admitted then the rate becomes
matter Of opinion, and when that Is the
case Il only depends upon the degree
Of greed of the majority. AS well con-
done stealing 10 cents and not expect
the thief TO rob one OF tens OF thou
sands if he has the opportunity as TO
consent to a protective duty OF 10 per
cent and not expect the duty to be
made prohibitivc il possible. ),
The veriess bosh and hypocrisy in the
world is so-called incidental protection.
II is merely a cloak for cowardice. The
only safe, sound, and honest ground Is
no protection in any form, for, as SAID,
as coon as | per c. nt Of protection IS
granted the whole question is gwen
away. As long as Democrats counte-
nance 0f,y protection, either direct or
incidental, they with their own hands
cut the ground from under themselves
end give the victory every time to the
Republicans. The Democratic party
should either be true to its principles
opposition to protection-or 1t should
give place TO the Republican party,
whose avowed principles are protection
for the sake OF protection. Il. II. %.
I'VE do not know that l.. H. b. will
desire to reply. If he does, we ask
him to be brief. We will accord him
as much space as our comments would
occupy if unleaded.]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
sonthern Industrial Progress

The Providence Journal contains
lengthy review OF that part OF the re-
port of Colonel SwrTzER, chief of the
Bureau Of Statistics, which is devoted
TO recent industrial progress in the
South. Among other things the Jour
mol says:
"There is danger in such state OF
affairs lest the industrial revival merge
itself into vast speculation until
visions of quick-coming wealth blind
the people to considerations OF pru-
dence and financial conservatism and
unless this danger be carefully guarded
against, despite the undoubted wealth
of the South's resources, another col
lapse will come"
Again:
"Then, too, habits of economy and
saving are not so apparent as they
ought to be in community for which
40 much of prosperity is claimed. When
we hear as much about the increase oil
small deposits in the savings banks as we
now hear about the enhanced value OF
land and the enlargement of invest
ments, then it will be new South
| indeed"
Colonel SwIrzER has by no means
exaggerated the material wealth and
the possibilities of the South. Never
theless there is great deal OF hard,
common sense in what the Jou,na
says. There is some danger that the
South will overcrop herself and allow
the speculative fever to get the better
| of business judgment-will attemp
to reach per Saifum that which
is only to be attained by fol
lowing the road of steady, con
servative progress. Let our people re
member that Festina tente is a Wis
motto. If they will act upon that motto
there can be no question that the
South's industrial development will bt
continuous, and there need be no feal
of collapse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
EX-SENATOR DAVIS.
Personal.

Princess Colonna, the daughter Of
Mrs. j. w. Mackay, is to accompany
her husband to this country in the
spring. He is coming over to look
after his railroad interests in Mexico
and Texas.
Senator Stanford's enthusiasm over
his plan for erecting great university
in California is said to have reached such
a pitch that he contemplates resigning
his seat in the Senate in order to de-
vote his whole time to the project.
Jennie June" says that "Mrs.
Cleveland has the happy faculty OF
choosing things to talk OF that will in
terest her company, and thus she sue
ceeds in creating most favorable Inn
preston on all who come in contact
with her"
Charles A. Pillsbuly, the great Min
neapolis miller, was poor when, in 1868
he was graduated from Dartmouth
-Four years later, still poor, he wen
| to Minneapolis and established q busi
ness which to-day is the largest OF it
kind in the world. His mills turn on
10000 barrels OF -four daily, and h
paws for freight alone on his whea
Sl,,5OO,OO0 yearly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
The Eads Bill.
United States Geological Surve!

We are glad that the Eads billpassed
the Senate by majority so large as to
indicate that it may possibly get
through the House of Representatives
during its present session. The bene-
fits to result to this country from Mr..
EADs's scheme, if this scheme shall
prove to be what he supposes it will,
cannot be over-estimated. At any rate,
it is so promising that it is well worth
a trial. We only regret that the bill
amounts to not much more than an act
of incorporation. Originally it pro-
yided that the United States should
guarantee the interest on part OF the
share capital, We, for our part, would
be willing that the United States should
give the guarantee asked for.
New Orleans and the ports on the
Gulf Of Mexico and the Mississippi
river ought to bring to bear upon the
House OF Representatives all the in
Auence they can exert in order to Sc
cure the passage of this bill. Its re-
salts would change all their relations &c
the commercial world, TO their great
advantage, and consequently would
contribute largely TO the prosperity Of
the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

A REToRT. Mr.. ALLEN, of Mississip-
pi, made to Mr.. BELMONT a severe re-
tort few days ago in the House oil
Representatives. We quote:
Mr.. ALLEN: The true dignity per-
tanning to official station cannot be pur-
chased with money, but must have for
It's basis those traits of head and heart
that result in duty well performed and
make the world respect and honor good
and great men wherever found
Mr.. BELMONT: Wouldyou apply that
to members Of Congress?
Mr.. ALLEN, OF Mississippi: To the
great majority ! would Others, | am
sorry to say, must depend for their dig
nifty and position on their money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
ReidsytIle Notes.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
REiDsvLLE, \. c., Feb. Is, 1897.
Rowland Harris, who has for some
time filed the position Of clerk for the
Exchange Hotel, has accepted similar
position with the Merchants Hotel, Of
Winston, N. c., and left for that place
yesterday. Mr.. G. l.. Smith, of this
place, succeeds him at the Exchange.
Our fire department yesterday tested
the new hose recently purchased by the
town, and found it of good quality.
The engine threw two fine streams
through seventeen hundred feet OF
hose.
Mrs. W. W. Royal and children left
Wednesday night TO join Mr. Royal at
Cambridge, Md, his new station.
A report has reached here that DIR.
Walter Smith, of Madison, brother OF
our townsman, Mr.. Samuel Smith, Is
suffering from stroke of paralysis.
The Methodist revival still continues,
| and much good is being done. A tota
of one hundred and five have professed
religion. and eighty OF that number
bave united themselves with the
church. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
Arcrsos sALrs-.ro,,,, -
by John L. G'sbia
huciionser and Real g',a,s Agrs
No. II north Eleventh. s,yao.

V'HE VERY VALUABLE cpy
L TRhLLY LOCATED PROpggry ~. ~.
NINTH BETNEES FRANKLIN tsD 20 ,ps
SGgfE1s. FRONTING THg q ApiiN.al
fQUARE, OWNED AHD RRCENTLf oy,"
IIFD ny DIR. JAMES nEALE, FOR 49,.
AUC1ION.--Wlii 10 sold a auction, on &C.
mieee. On
THURSDAY, MAEcH ?. isq.
NJ ~ O'Clock 2. w.. that MOST yAtf,,rs
RIAL ESTATE. located az sDoyo le..--it,,
The improvements consist u a brick drei''.i-
with nine rooms, besides large balls. ri...,t
&c. &c., brick kitchen. and stable
The lot fronts 81 ii-l2 foot on Ninth stree, a.,
runs hack l35 feet ~ a 9lfoOt alloy r.tn,''- !.
from Franklin street In tho roar sroung
Ninth street.
such an opportunity ae This for prom able io
yesiment Il rarely offered. 70 nos of.Iyr-.
soute Inducements 20 purchasers gi tolng A o..
siratlc iocatlon for n professional 10 hI.inr...
man as a residence, but h mOs' yai !af.I b.,
reaeon q width and depth Of 10, Tor buHa-.,
purposes.
1ne lower story would bo \ nnr ioratlal f.
stores and the upper portion Tor a small h....
n firsi-class bOafding-bouse, or for The rr,..' ,
of halls and Offices which would DOMINANT ,...i
rents, Ninth street being Tho great th0r0u 3.
fare from Vain 10 Broad street
TERss: Liberal, and viii be- snnoun,,I a.
the sale. JOHN l. GktBE~.
feD AucNuuII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
TRUSTEE'S SALE
ENTIRE STOCK or NEW FURSfrtPv
MATTRESSES. &c,
AT
AUCTION.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust from }. ~ Srv.
N the undersigned, | viii sell On
MONDAY, February ~ iss7.
al 1OK O'Clock, the entire stCck - NEW Fi'R
MI IRE, &c, at 40. 1870 east Main street
comprising
WALNUT FRENCH-n2ESSER CHAMBER
SUITS, with TOILET WANHSfANtN:
IMITATION WALNUT ASD MAHOGANY
CHAMBER SUITS.
WALNUT and POPLAR WAPDROBfS,
WALNUT and OTHER MARBLETOP SIDE
BOARDS;
HAIR-CLO1H, RAW.SIIK aud other PAR
IOR SUITS ard LOU NOES:
UATI STANDS. NARBLF-TOP TABLES.
CHIIDREN'S BEDS, CRIBS.
MATT Kisses. TN SAFEs. &c.:
A large assortment Of CHAIRS, ROCkEH- g..
The stock being new and desirable. o.. .t
tention Of the public In general il asked. .li,
goods must De soid.
TERMS: Cash. THOMAS \ REDDFy.
Trustee.
las MACDOTGALL, Aucfioneer.
q 2fISu,1u IN. Sa-cspfl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

"a firm Of Observation-Disclosures
are about to establish a vast Hover
plantation in Florida" Before invest
ing the firm would better ascertain il
GREELY intends TO run the weather on
States rights principles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

signed the Capitol OF New YORK. al
Albany. It is understood that the hotel
will cost some $4,000.
NOTES.
The Legislative committee has con.
cluded the preparation Of the "ma.
chinery act, which will be presented
next week to the House.
The bill to complete the State Ii.
brary and Supreme Court building, OF
rather to fit it up, has passed. In three
months it will be ready for use. The
library will contain about 5000 vol.
umes, and is, at Governor Scales's sug-
gestion, to be made entirely a reference
library.
The Episcopal Convection of Tar
boro', which has been in session several
days at Trinity church, Scotland Neck,
Adjourned yesterday.
A great fight is expected in the House
next week over the Senate bill TO spe.
officially appropriate $4,000 yearly ia
the Agricultural Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

GA new volume just issued is en-
titled THE Anatomy OF Money"
1t will doubtless be studied extensively,
as that is the only way good many
people can ever expect to become
thoroughly familiar with money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
An Unfavorabls Report.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

wAsHIsoros, February l9.-The
Senate Committee on Printing has
agreed two to one TO report adversely
mon the nomination Of Public Printer
BENEDICT. A report will be made Of the
next executive session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

"The Paris Anarchists conclude that
they have talked too long That's
what's the matter with the Anarchistsin
this country, and the worst OF it is that
the authorities have not stopped them
summarily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

In the interest OF truth we must chal-
lenpe the statement orr contemporary
makes-that the difference between
Riddles at 65 and United States bonds
at 1876. (nearly double) is due TO the
fact that the former are liable 10 tax
ation by cities, counties, and the seve-
raj States. = Iader-Appeat.
United States 3's were quoted in our
issue Of yesterday at par.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

"sAm. JONES, the revivalist, is now
preaching that the end OF the world is
approaching" Who doubts 1t. The
end of the world has been approaching
ever since the world was made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
BY George W. Mayo. Aucuoneor.
Ono. r. LRughton. Jr. salesman
No. aG Ninth street
U,RUSTEE'S SALE OF BAR. ROOM

URUSTEE'S SALE OF BAR ROOM
FIXTURES. LiQl ORS. S,fON-CASFs.
SC. AT AUCTlON.-By virtue 4 n 1rei %
trust from d. Ragghianti 20 the unders suei a.
trustee, Of record I'm tho Chanccry Court of us
city Of Rlchmond. shall seli az aIciiou ou
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25rH INSTANT.
et lolz o'clock. az No jl5 east Marshall -tr,.t.
the stock of
Whiskey, Brandy, snl Gin:
BAR COUNTER.
Excellent BEER-PUMP and FIX To RES.
DECANTERs aud BAR GLASSWARE.
Three SHOWCASES,
PARTITION, CHAIRS. STOVE. &c..
STATE LICENSE for uneXIlrtl form
The premises may b. bought a. 4 VhD.n nri.
yately before tho day Of sale on aprIi .nlla %
tho trustee or auctiOnoer
Terms Cash. VI. pfiOT.
a. N Yul-faa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

Our friend OF the Dispatch must not
hold us responsible for everything that
Is claimed by any one OF our tariff re-
formers. The cause Of tariff reform
hss received its wort injuries at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

We have received solution OF the
problem of sEsEx in last Sundays is
sue Of the Dispatch, but cannot put 1t
into type.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

IMMEDIATELY ATE Il THE
4 ABOVE SALE will sell the TWO SMALL
FRAME DWELLINGS on the northwest corner
Of ~. James and Bacon streets, containing
about three rooms each. and SEVERAL y q
CANT LOTS fronting on the north side Of ia
con street between 81 james anu ~ d1Ah
streets.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced ~ sale
JOHN 4. GODplN.
faaO AucflOurrr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU.

"A MENTAL CONCERT will be given al the
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
THURSDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY eiTH at \
o'clock, by Miss Carrie staude, Mrs. W. p.
Knowles. Mrs. II. Greenor, Captain Frank
Cunningham, Mcssrs. d. L.. Leftwich, IL. l..
Farmer. Thomas II. Starke, c. K. Sherwin. Kirk
Matthews, aud "a well-uained chorus under d.
rection of Mrs. II. Greener. Mr.. Kirk Matthew'S.
pianist Proceeds for the benefit OF the church.
Admission, % cents. Tickets for sale by men-
hers of tle church. and at the door. The piano
10 be used will be kindly loaned by N. Il. Ra-
mos e 90 fe 2O1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
CHEAP LOTS PAY BIGGEST PROFITS.
LOR SALE.

IOR SALE, A NEW THREE-&i
a. STORY BRICK BUILDING, corner La
Grove avenue and Beech street. Apply ai
lIOi Grove avenue, or II south Thirteenth
street. 10 @D-il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

hands OF some OF its wild and unrea-
sonable friends. State.
The State is wise In that II formulates
its own creed. We excuse it for not
tackling wAIrEHsoS, but il must an-
swer our L. Hob. BY the way, our
neighbours article on the tobacco tax,
sounding note Of warning to DAWSON
and wArrERsos and the rest of them,
is excellent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
a LIVELY DAY.
Pretty strong Language In the West
Virginia Legislntuce.
Especial telegram to the Dispatc

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February 10
To-day was the liveliest and most fruit
full Of results of any day during the sena-
to1ial contest. There has been a general
belief all the week that to-day would
bring change in the situation, and the
belief was well founded. After heated
and acrimonious debate, in which per-
sonalities were freely INDUCED in be-
tween Mr.. Lucas, of the anti-caucus
Democrats, and Senator Somerville and
Delegate Kidd, of the Camdenites "A
debate in which charges Of corruption
and bribery were broreat by one side
and the proof of the assertions de-
manded 10y the others with no benefit
resulting to either side, vote was
finally taken. The result was gain OF
one Republican for Camden, giving him
80, but leaving him seven short OF
enough to elect. Gates iGreenbacker)
received 38, Governor Wilson 4, and the
others were given to various Democrats
NOT UNEXPECTED.
The vote of Delegate Whitaker for
Mr. Camden was not unlocked for, he
having been favorable to that gentle
man for some time. Fearing that the
Governors appointee would be free
trader should there be no election, he
decided to-day to break out of the party
traces. When your correspondent
asked a prominent Republican what
Mr.. Whitaker's action meant, he replied
that he was the only one with backbone
enough. to do what several wanted to
| do, and that as an example had been
set several would follow on Monday.
Senator Snyder remained out OF the
Assembly while the vote was being
taken, and it is believed that he also
wanted to 20 over, but could not sum
mon enough courage.
EX-SENATOR DAVIS.
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis is here,
and was accused by morning paper o.
trying to get up boom for himself
and of instigating the action OF the
twelve anti-caucus men; but wheI
questioned by your correspondent saiC
he was not, and did not expect to be I
candidate, but was here looking aftet
legislation in regard to the Elk-Riye
railroad, which he is building. 4
leader of the anti-caucus men said ais
to me that Mr.. Davis had nothing to DE-
with their action, and so far as he knew
he held no interview with any of then
relative to the senatorial contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
By John T. Goddln.

VIRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ SMALL
L FRAME DWELLING At THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF ST. JAMES AND HILL
STRRFTS-By virtue Of a certain deed ~ ,rI,.
executed % tho undersigned, bearing IA"
March 1886, and recorded In the clrrk', o-..
OF lici nOnd Chancery Court, in peei-b Is
1901 rage 50. default having been maio Bro
paym, ~ of certain notes secured thcr"in. au
ieinc required "a 10 do by the bcnrn iary.
-hall sell at public auction. ON the promise, ~
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY o. ISL,
al o'clock p. NJ, the aboye-desel1bei PRO
pERTY. The dwelling II two stories AMI -1n
rnins three rooms. The lot has "a front % i
feet on - James street and runs ha's ~ f'.'
Houses in this locality rent readily, hui GOD.
prOT erty will pay well a. an Investment
TERMS: Cash enough % pay expense OF -ai
and n motto FOR $50 IS with interc-tfrom o''f0 'H
3. 1850, and note for 80, with interest from ~
yember 3, 1856 and note for 81 -, with Interest
from January 3. 1877, aud on credit a- q
SIPS TIL june 3, 1881, go I'LL July 5, l'N', a.
resiiue ~ shall be- announced AZ sale.
felg JOHN 7. GODDlN, Trustee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. &. Laughton. Jr., Salesman,)
No. 20 Ninth street.

FURNITURE, SHOES, CLOTH
IL ING, STOVES, &C., AT AUcrlON.-on
MONDAY TIE sisr INSTANT.
at 10Y O'Clock, will sell Al my anction.house q
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD fURNI-
TuRE, embracing the usual variety;
COOKING and sELF-FEEDING STOVES
ROUND TABLES, CHAIRS, sIDEBOARpS'
&c, &c.
ALSO,
An invoice Of LADIES' SHOES OF Que quality
60 PAPER SHELF SH0E-B0XRS;
MENs COATS, PANTS, and yESrs-new and
reasonable.
Goods must be removed at once q make
room for other consignments.
fee0 GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
DISSOLUTION & COMPREHENSIVE

NOW ALL MEN BY THESE
~ PRESENTS. That We. JAMES c. COT
IREsL and SAMUEL :. COITRELl., OF kich-
moTI Va, desiring 10 form "A limited partner
ship for the purpose OF conducting GENERAL
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS In saii
city ard state do, for that purpose, make AM
sign The following statement, A. required "
First. The names Of the partners arc James
e. Cottren aud samuel :. COttreli, both no
siding In the city of Richmond, ~
second. The name or nrm under when me
partnership Is 10 be- conducted l. :. ;. tot-
1RFLL'S son. ,,...,....
raj partner aud the said samuel ;. Co'ueh Is
the special partner.
Fourth. Tho sum II money which me sali
sptciaI PARTNER, Samuels. COurel, conuiodN'H
Is ffteen thousand dollars. A..
Fifth. TIE business 10 DO 'oniuctHh !. W"
General Saddle and Harness business 'n All u
branches.
sixth. The place Of said business Is % ID
seysnth' The duration Of tho partnership Is
TO be fye yeors from the Is,h dag Of February
Given under our hands and seals this is'h
1"' v JANIS c. CoTTRELI, Seal
SAMUEL S. C0TTkkLL. Seal
STATE OF VIRGINIA. cuY or RIcHSoNo-To
WIT:
I,w. W. Gosden. a notary public IN sui i9r
the city and State Aforesaid, do hereby e.It.,Y
that James G. Cottrell and Samuel :. oOVIois,
whose names are signed 10 TIE toresolhs
| writing. bearing date the 18th day Of February,
1 1851, have acknowledged tho same before nv
| In my city aforesaid; and further certify ma
| the said James Z. Cottreli. being by me guy
| sworn, made oath that tho sum OF to!"
| stated In said writing 20 have been conrioasel
/ 10 said business by said samuel :. Coitrell has
| Teen actually paid by him in cash.
| Given under my hand This istn day OF FEB
| ruary. 1857. ~
1 Re 2Lft W. w. COSDEN, y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAIL
EOR SALE. fi
STOP PAYING RENT.
on MONTHLY INsTALMENI>.

so cash-siO monthly payments will hly
n nice TWOLSTORl FRAME HOUSE, rooms,
Marshall street near Chimb0razo Park.
500 cash-Sl5 monthly payments-Hil hhy
new TWO-sTORA HOUSE, 5 rooms, Taylor
street.
f9O cash-f2J monthly paymcnts-h"N
TWO-STORY HOUSE. First corner Orans'
street: q rooms water In the house.
$3.50 cash-S25 monthly paymeni1-li'o
TWOS1ORN BRICK HOUSE, west Cary
street; eight rooms, gas aud water
LARGER AND FINER HOUSES In other 3D.
cations IN proportion.
}. THOMPSON BROWN a co,
H. 202t lib Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-20

By L. b. Cook. Auctioneer,
81 Ninth street.
GALE AT AUCTION OF A CON
- SEGMENT OF MILLINERY, CONSIST
ING OF BONNErs, HATS, FEATHERS, Or
NAMENTS, FLOWERS, &c.-l win sell at Nc.
5ig east Broad street, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY sisr,
at 10 o'clock, nice assortment Of y
MILLINERY GOODS,
10 which the ladies are specially Invited, as the
sale II positive aud will be sold In lots 70 suik
fe 2O-lt' 4. b. COOK Auctionser.